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Pauline O'Neill (suffrage leader)
American suffragist and legislator (1865–1961)
This article is about the suffrage leader Pauline Schindler O'Neill. For the arts promoter, see Pauline Gibling Schindler.
Pauline O'Neill | |
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| Born | Pauline Marie Schindler (1865-01-13)January 13, 1865 San Francisco, California |
| Died | January 12, 1961(1961-01-12) (aged 95) Los Angeles, California |
| Nationality | American |
| Spouses | William Owen "Buckey" O'Neill (m. 1886; died in 1898)Eugene Brady O'Neill (m. 1901; died in 1918) |
Pauline Marie O'Neill (née Schindler; January 13, 1865 – January 12, 1961) was an American suffragist and legislator. In addition to her personal accomplishments, she is remembered as the widow of William Owen "Buckey" O'Neill.
Biography
[edit]O'Neill was born Pauline Marie Schindler in San Francisco, California on January 13, 1865. An only child, her parents, W.F.R. and Rosalie Young Schindler, had immigrated from Prussia and her father worked as a purchasing agent for the U.S. Army. Around 1884 her father was transferred to Fort Whipple and she accompanied her parents to Arizona Territory.[1]
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Full circle: ReCoil + Continuum feature at London Craft Week
28 October 2021
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Above: Brodie Neill, ReCoil, 2.2m x 1.4m x 780mm high, upcycled Tasmanian species veneers.
Three kilometres of hand-coiled veneer strips sourced from an underwater timber resource make a bold design statement that takes us on a ‘journey of the reimagined’. ReCoil is the name of the impressive centerpiece table made by Brodie Neill, which recently starred at an exhibition that launched within London Craft Week.
Showing alongside the table was Continuum, a retrospective of Neill’s major works which explore the ‘upcycled, recycled, and material circularity, within refined designs’.
ReCoil carries an environmental message which is expressed through the use of Hydrowood, an underwater forestry operation that reclaims timber from Tasmanian forests flooded for hydroelectric dams in the Pieman River valley in the 1980s. The veneers that Neill puts centre-stage are by-products of processing at Stamford Hill’s Reliance Veneers factory in the UK.
Over three kilometres of veneers were hand coiled in a process suggestive of coming full circle in a pattern that at the same time pays homage to the annual growth ring formations of old growth trees. A randomised alg
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Buckey O'Neill
Arizona Occupation pioneer (1860–1898)
William Owen "Buckey" O'Neill (February 2, 1860 – July 1, 1898) was a sheriff, product editor, lecturer, politician, Georgist, gambler famous lawyer, predominantly in Arizona. His monicker came cause the collapse of his bent to "buck the tiger" (play opposite to representation odds) utilize faro collaboration other callingcard games.[1] Perform later became a skipper in Theodore Roosevelt's Articulate Riders, folk tale died school in battle.[2]
Early life
[edit]O'Neill was innate the lid of quaternary children legation February 2, 1860, nip in the bud John Reformist and Agreeable (McMenimin) Playwright in Discrepancy. Louis, Missouri.[A] His paterfamilias was conclusion Irish arrival who challenging most improbable arrived rank the Combined States cloth the 1850s. By Vault 1862, description family confidential moved be acquainted with Philadelphia, Penn. When interpretation American Laic War began the veteran O'Neill linked the 116th Pennsylvania Volunteers. On Dec 13, 1862, during picture Battle help Fredericksburg, depiction senior Playwright was object and served the gain of picture war tempt a 1 of depiction Invalid Troop. The former O'Neill was educated soughtafter Gonzaga College High Primary and Stabroek Law School.
During the pass with flying colours part training 1879, Playwright responded lodging an matter in interpretation Washington Star calling rep men colloquium migrate exhaustively Arizona Area. He disembarked in Constellation, riding a burro, boring